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Helfer elected as U.S. representative to the United Nations Human Rights Committee

He joins an 18-member body that protects civil and political liberties and fundamental freedoms around the globe.

In commentary for Slate, Siegel and Dahlia Lithwick write on "The Lawlessness of the Dobbs Decision"

Gift from Rick Horvitz ‘78 and Erica Hartman-Horvitz to permanently endow program devoted to constitutional and public law

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Appellate Litigation Clinic presents pair of Third Circuit oral arguments over two days

Two teams of students in the yearlong clinic researched and briefed appeals on behalf of a state habeas petitioner and a federal prisoner.

Frakes’ scholarship informs policy discussions on reducing the cost of drugs

Allison Korn, an innovator in clinical pedagogy and experiential curriculum design, to direct Health Justice Clinic

Korn, a former public defender, is currently assistant dean for experiential education and director of the Food Law and Policy Clinic at UCLA School of Law.

Elana Fogel joins Duke Law as director of new Criminal Defense Clinic

Fogel brings deep experience in indigent defense and a passion for mentoring to Duke Law’s twelfth clinic.

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Watch: 'Guns, Violence & Democracy' symposium discussing key challenges at center of America's gun debate

A recent 4-panel symposium with leading firearms and con law scholars from Duke, Harvard, Yale, UVA, and more, discussing today’s key theoretical, doctrinal, historical, and policy challenges in America’s gun debate.

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In commentary for Slate, Siegel and Dahlia Lithwick write on "The Lawlessness of the Dobbs Decision"

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In new Duke Law Podcast episode, Center for Firearms Law experts discuss the Bruen ruling and what was left unanswered

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Keverenge '23 says that with Justice Jackson, the Supreme Court "better reflects the identities, the experiences and the lived realities of more people"

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Paper by Murray '23 for LENS Essay Series explores how letters of marque and reprisal could be a tool for dealing with ransomware

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Arlinda Locklear '76, the first Native woman to argue before the Supreme Court, receives NC Bar Association's Legal Legend of Color Award

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Robert Sink ‘65 receives NC Bar Association's 2022 H. Brent McKnight Renaissance Lawyer Award

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In commentary for Slate, Siegel and Dahlia Lithwick write on "The Lawlessness of the Dobbs Decision"

Gift from Rick Horvitz ‘78 and Erica Hartman-Horvitz to permanently endow program devoted to constitutional and public law

Appellate Litigation Clinic presents pair of Third Circuit oral arguments over two days

Frakes’ scholarship informs policy discussions on reducing the cost of drugs

Frakes’ scholarship informs policy discussions on reducing the cost of drugs

Allison Korn, an innovator in clinical pedagogy and experiential curriculum design, to direct Health Justice Clinic

Elana Fogel joins Duke Law as director of new Criminal Defense Clinic

Watch: 'Guns, Violence & Democracy' symposium discussing key challenges at center of America's gun debate

Helfer elected as U.S. representative to the United Nations Human Rights Committee

In commentary for Slate, Siegel and Dahlia Lithwick write on "The Lawlessness of the Dobbs Decision"

Gift from Rick Horvitz ‘78 and Erica Hartman-Horvitz to permanently endow program devoted to constitutional and public law

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In new Duke Law Podcast episode, Center for Firearms Law experts discuss the Bruen ruling and what was left unanswered

Keverenge '23 says that with Justice Jackson, the Supreme Court "better reflects the identities, the experiences and the lived realities of more people"

Paper by Murray '23 for LENS Essay Series explores how letters of marque and reprisal could be a tool for dealing with ransomware

Arlinda Locklear '76, the first Native woman to argue before the Supreme Court, receives NC Bar Association's Legal Legend of Color Award

Robert Sink ‘65 receives NC Bar Association's 2022 H. Brent McKnight Renaissance Lawyer Award

Helfer elected as U.S. representative to the United Nations Human Rights Committee

Frances Fulk Rufty '45, who was Duke Law's oldest living alumna, dies at age 97

Young representing publisher petitioning Supreme Court to hear case over state sovereign immunity in copyright law

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